This data set shows the daily COVID-19 enforcement activities undertaken by the City’s Community Service Ambassadors and By-Law Enforcement Officers in City-owned parks and open spaces. This data comes from daily reports compiled by the Community Services Department. Positive interactions means positive reinforcement of citizen behavior that is consistent with the Public health order for physical distancing.

From June 3 2021 to June 25 2021, the number of parks patrolled attribute includes spray pads.

For more information on the City’s response to COVID-19, see: https://winnipeg.ca/COVID-19.

Updated list of Snow Parking Bans in effect. Used in conjunction with the Plow Zone Schedule dataset located at https://data.winnipeg.ca/dataset/Plow-Zone-Schedule/tix9-r5tc

The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) provides for the legal right of access to records held by the City of Winnipeg and protects privacy and personal information by limiting the ways that the City can collect, use, and disseminate personal information.

As part of its commitment to greater transparency and accountability, the City of Winnipeg publishes details of applications received for access to records under Part 2 of FIPPA. Responses to the applications are posted unless the application was for personal information, or was abandoned, withdrawn, or transferred.

FIPPA sets out the exclusions and exceptions to disclosure, as well as the other statutes that prevail over FIPPA (http://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/f175e.php). When an exclusion, exception, or other statute is relied upon to refuse access, the response letter to the applicant includes the section number from the legislation (e.g. section 17 or s.17). The most commonly cited sections are as follows:

s.5 Conflict with another act
s.10 Access to records in electronic form
s.12 Record does not exist or cannot be located; refusal to confirm or deny existence of record
s.13 Public body may disregard certain requests
s.17 Disclosure harmful to a third party's privacy
s.18 Disclosure harmful to a third party's business interests
s.19 Cabinet confidences
s.20 Information provided by another government to department or government agency
s.21 Disclosure harmful to relations between Manitoba and other governments
s.22 Local public body confidences
s.23 Advice to a public body
s.24 Disclosure harmful to individual or public safety
s.25 Disclosure harmful to law enforcement or legal proceedings
s.26 Disclosure harmful to security of property
s.27 Solicitor-client privilege
s.28 Disclosure harmful to economic and other interests of a public body
s.29 Testing procedures, tests and audits
s.29.1 Disclosure harmful to public body’s labour relations
s.29.2 Information relating to workplace investigations
s.30 Confidential evaluations about the applicant
s.31 Disclosure harmful to preservation of heritage resources and life forms
s.32 Information that will be available to the public

Sections 29.1 and 29.2 were added as new exceptions to disclosure as part of the 2022 amendments to FIPPA.

Onstreet and Surface lot PayStation

Onstreet and Surface lot PayStation

This data set comprise the walkway network for the City of Winnipeg. Where available, it includes the surface material and the width of the walkway in meters. The width may vary, in which case they will be indicated as a range

The data comes from the Insect Control adult mosquito traps located in the City of Winnipeg and 10 km outside the city limits. The exact locations of the data have not been provided due to privacy issues. In the past, the file format has met FIPPA requirements.

A pass-up occurs when a bus is too full to allow any additional passengers to board a bus. Passengers are “passed-up” and must wait at the bus stop for the next scheduled bus.

This data is recorded by the bus’s on-board computer whenever a bus operator pushes a button to log when a pass-up occurs.

A pass-up occurs when a bus is too full to allow any additional passengers to board a bus. Passengers are “passed-up” and must wait at the bus stop for the next scheduled bus.

This data is recorded by the bus’s on-board computer whenever a bus operator pushes a button to log when a pass-up occurs.

The City of Winnipeg is offering an expedited process to allow for restaurants and licensed manufacturers with tasting rooms (breweries, micro distilleries, etc.) to establish temporary patio spaces. The temporary patios must comply with the safety requirements outlined in the applicable Temporary Patio Registration Form, and will be allowed to operate during the operational dates indicated if registered with the City. The following list of registrants are approved to operate a temporary patio. Please refer to the Temporary Patio Requirements (https://winnipeg.ca/ppd/permits/Commercial/TemporaryPatio.stm) webpage for further information.